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It's primarily a cultural issue.

If children are raised with strong cultural values, and are told the truth about other groups, they will be less vulnerable to becoming beguiled into bad company. Would a young woman really be so inclined to date a Muhammadan if they understood the Quran? Would a young woman really feel so inclined to date a Talmudist if they understood the Talmud? Would a young women really feel so drawn to a culturally subsaharan brigand if they understood the nature of that culture?

Secular society will not teach your children the dirty tricks built into other cultures. Being raised as a religious Christian will though.

I get it, you're talking about race. But like I've pointed out in other posts, the moment you lay down culture as your threshold it will cut out the bad apples. And even if your concerned that other races end up in the good apple pile, your daughter still has no obligation to start a family with those other races if they aren't drawn to them. If someone of another race manages to genuinely live up to the Christian standard, that also speaks volumes to their nature. Out of the choice of your daughter dating a middle-eastern Christian or non-Christian, as a Westerner the Christian is the better choice.

A child named Mohammed is likely to be at best a fresh convert to Christianity, but overwhelmingly more likely to be an antiChristian Muhammadan by religion and culture.

If an Irish daughter brought home an Italian boyfriend, the male is a different race, but if he lives up to the Christian standard that speaks volumes. Race mixing isn't always a deal breaker. Heck, I bet you yourself are a mixed race.

Exactly. We get dough boys like Chris pratt